Archive · 20 May 2025
Rajasthan High Court Seeks Report on Illegal Walled City Buildings
Imagine some buildings in a city were doing business even though they weren't supposed to.
The High Court told the government to fix this.
The government needs to check these buildings, but they haven't talked to everyone yet.
The court wants to know what's happening by a certain date.
Some people think the government is taking too long.
The buildings' owners may have hidden some things from the court.
The court is trying to make sure the rules are followed and that the buildings do what they are supposed to do.
Rajasthan High Court directed the state government to submit a compliance report regarding 19 illegal buildings by July 7.
The court is addressing the issue of commercial activities in residential areas of the Walled City.
The state government informed that only 10 out of 19 building owners were heard.
Amicus curiae argued that three months is too long for the compliance report.
Senior advocate stated that the affected people hid facts about their Supreme Court SLP.
- Who
- Rajasthan High Court, state government, building owners, amicus curiae, senior advocate.
- What
- The Rajasthan High Court is seeking a compliance report on illegal commercial buildings in residential areas.
- When
- The High Court gave the order on Tuesday, with a deadline of July 7.
- Where
- Walled City, Jaipur
- Why
- To address the illegal commercial activities in residential areas and enforce the court's order.
- Court
- Rajasthan High Court
- Order Date
- February 25
- Compliance Deadline
- July 7
- Buildings in Question
- 19
- Location
- Walled City, Jaipur